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Muslim Welfare Society honours three achievers across education, service
A regional Muslim welfare organization has announced recognition awards for three distinguished individuals making significant contributions to education, humanitarian work, and journalism. The honorees include a state legislator, a magician-turned-social worker, and a respected journalist-writer.
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The Muslim Welfare Society has selected three recipients for its annual awards programme, acknowledging their respective contributions across key sectors of public interest.
Najeeb Kanthapuram, a sitting Member of Legislative Assembly, has been chosen for recognition of his work in education. The MLA's selection reflects his efforts in advancing educational initiatives within his constituency and broader region.
Magician and social worker Gopinath Muthukad has been honoured for his humanitarian service contributions. Muthukad has leveraged his public platform and community engagement to support welfare programmes and social causes across South India.
Raveendran Ravaneshwaram, an established journalist and writer, receives the award for his contributions to journalism. Ravaneshwaram has maintained a distinguished career documenting regional affairs and contributing to public discourse through his reportage and written works.
The awards form part of the Society's ongoing efforts to recognize individuals whose work aligns with its mission of promoting education, social welfare, and informed public engagement across the region.